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In -the 19'45--19 negotiations between :the Univ,ersityof Cincin-, nati, the Board of Park Commissioners, and City Council for the transfer of a-portion of Burnet Woods to "the University, UC at no time sought or otherwise asked for all of Burnet Woods, campus" authorities said Monday'. In .~t~.artt~J~ ..;;oncerningc the I" proposed projection' of .St, Clair Street west through B u.r ne t ~Woodsto Riddle .Road at Clifton " A venue, The Enquirer said Mon-' cay thattheUniversity had asked for all of BurIHa;W60ds., . , DC records' show that in 1945 DC requested the Park Board to turn over to DC 19' acres in, the' southern part vof Burnet'Woods Which adjoined the lJC campus.

Mr. Ricnard',Liebelt,: Manager, Executive-Recruitment: Development. will inte~view',6n your' campus on' .:

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